Immigration law continues to evolve on both sides of the border. In this edition, we highlight DHS’s proposal to end “duration of status” admissions for F-1, J-1, and I-1 visa holders, new USCIS guidance on discretionary benefits and good moral character, as well as updated rules on visa interviews, public charge, and...
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Key U.S. & Canadian Immigration Updates: Policy Shifts, H-1B Changes, and Visa Bulletin Insights
Immigration law is rapidly evolving under the Trump-Vance administration, with major updates impacting families, workers, and businesses. From USCIS’s new guidance on false claims to U.S. citizenship and the controversial “anti-Americanism” discretionary factor, to upcoming wage-based H-1B lottery changes and September 2025 Visa Bulletin updates, these shifts carry serious consequences for applicants....
Key U.S. and Canadian Immigration Updates – September 2025
From proposed green card fast-tracks and a new Visa Bond Pilot Program to Canadian Express Entry advantages, this edition of our Immigration Newsletter covers the latest policy changes and trends impacting individuals, families, and businesses. Learn about the Dignity Act of 2025, self-sponsorship opportunities for H-1B visas, updates to
Bimonthly U.S. & Canadian Immigration Update: Visa Bulletins, H-1B Changes, Compliance Alerts & More – July 2025 Edition
In this July 2025 edition of our U.S. and Canadian Immigration Law newsletter, we cover vital updates for individuals, families, and employers navigating complex immigration systems. Key highlights include:
Changes to the H-1B cap selection process Implementation of new U.S. immigration fee increasesU.S. and Canadian Immigration & Nationality Law Updates: What You Need to Know Now
In this bimonthly issue, NPZ Law Group breaks down critical immigration developments impacting employers and individuals alike. Highlights include updates from the sweeping “One Big Beautiful Bill,” new DHS enforcement rules, and major changes to the E-Verify+ program. Plus, we cover international travel guidance, green card renewal concerns, and retrogressions in the...
July 2025 Immigration Insights: TN Visa Policy Changes, Birthright Citizenship Ruling & Canadian PGWP Reform
In this edition of our bimonthly immigration newsletter, NPZ Law Group unpacks key updates affecting U.S. and Canadian immigration policy. Discover how the USCIS’s new TN visa guidance reshapes cross-border hiring for Canadian and Mexican professionals, and what the Supreme Court’s recent ruling means for the future of birthright citizenship. We also...
July 2025 Immigration Newsletter – Critical USCIS Policy Changes, DACA Anniversary, and Canadian Reforms
In this bimonthly edition, NPZ Law Group unpacks major immigration developments in both the U.S. and Canada. Highlights include USCIS’s rollback on I-693 validity, tighter scrutiny on Form N-648 disability waivers, and a renewed focus on DACA's 13-year legacy. The bulletin also explores increased border scrutiny for green card holders, the temporary...
Your Monthly Immigration Brief: Key U.S. and Canadian Updates Inside
As travel season ramps up, staying informed about immigration updates is more important than ever. This month's newsletter covers urgent travel advisories, the latest updates to F-1 status rules, new visa application timelines, marriage-based green card changes, and important Canadian immigration developments — all in one convenient PDF.
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This Month’s Key U.S. and Canadian Immigration Updates – April 2025
Stay informed with the latest U.S. and Canadian immigration news. This month's bulletin covers SEVIS record restorations for F-1 students, changes in U.S. visa processing in India, social media screening by DHS, H-4 visa work authorizations, and more. We also provide insights into recent Canadian travel advisories and U.S. entry expectations in...
U.S. & Canadian Immigration Updates – March 2025 Highlights
Top Stories This Month:
H-1B Cap Reached: USCIS announces completion of the FY 2026 H-1B registration process. New Travel Advisories: Increased scrutiny at U.S. ports of entry—travelers, stay prepared! Alternative Work Visa Options: Explore O-1, L-1, TN, and more if...